py3dst 1.0.1

Python module to read/edit 3DST textures.

py3dst is a module that allows to read, edit and convert 3DST textures

Installation

pip install py3dst

Supported formats:

• RGBA8
• RGB8
• RGBA5551
• RGB565
• RGBA4
• LA8
• LA4

How to use

Open a texture

The open() function decodes and loads the texture at the provided path

from py3dst import Texture3dst

texture = Texture3dst().open("path/to/file")

Create a texture

The new() function allows to create a blank new texture

from py3dst import Texture3dst

texture = Texture3dst().new(128, 128)

new() takes 2 arguments: width, height

Optionally you can specify the 'mip_level' and 'format'

Export a texture

The export() function converts the data and writes the output data to the specified location

texture.export("path/to/file")

Convert to PIL Image

The copy() function will create an output of PIL Image type that you can then export to other image format

image = texture.copy(0, 0, texture.size[0], texture.size[1])

copy() takes 4 arguments: x1, y1, x2, y2

Being the coordinates that indicate the area to copy

Convert from PIL Image

The paste() function will take the PIL Image object and will paste all of its content into the texture if theres enough space in the destination texture. Example:

from py3dst import Texture3dst
from PIL import Image

image = Image.open("path/to/image/")
texture = Texture3dst().new(image.size[0], image.size[1])
texture.paste(image, 0, 0)

paste() takes 3 arguments: image, x, y

x and y being the coordinates where the image will be pasted